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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tucker Hall is one of the best known
theatres in the State, and iswell known
totbeatrical people and 10 theatre-goers
al over this State Next month its eX-
istoncc as theatre ceases, and it will
he converted into store. The hall
was built in 1866, and was at that time
one Of the finest in the State It is
very probable that the closing Of this
theatre will result in the erection Of IN
opera-housc mere There has all the
time been need for such q building,
rnd last year plans were prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

have been afflicted since lass Mar'h win
slin disease the doctors Gallo Eczcmd. Ny
tfce was covered with scahs md sores, AL the
itching and burning were almost unbeatable.
seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES 40 highly re-
commented, con 'ludcd 10 give them q trial,
using the CUTICURA AMI CUrTCURA SOAP exter-
uGlly and RFs0lYENr intcrnally for four
months call myself cured, in gratitude TO-
which make this public statement
Mrs. CLARA \. FREDERICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

Z United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| / all men by these presents that We HEN
~ p TAYLOR. JR. BLAIR BOILING, anu
THOMAS &. WILLIAMS. with the Wow oi
forming limited Isrtuerhip. have m td' ahi
severally signed thi. paper, which no" makes
known and states .,....
First. That thc name end place OF re iichc'
81 each partner Is ~ follows: He1fy J. la!-
lor Jr.' KichmOud, Va; Blair Boiling hl-h-
rnoud, Va, aud lhoma5 {. Wi.lAH', Hi'u-
mond, Va. ..,....,.i.,.
second. That the name or firm under ~h i.i,
he partnership is % bc conducted Is TAI LoR
4 BOILING. .....,.. g..
Third. mat the said Henry j. leY.or' ia.
and Blair Boiling are the general pil thr ~ q"
ne said Thomas G. Williams u tlo spc'hl
partner. ,..,,, mono ,s,,i,.t, t,.,
.r,e,.lal mariner. the saij ILomn, {. HlinaN-'
.6ntribate- Is ten thousand dollars.
FIN. mat the general nature oi me n''i,
moss 10 bo transar tel h that of Nhu' arc dtl
iontine fancy grocery business.
sixth that the place OF business IS I'd Do" t-e
said city II Richmond.
seventh That tho duration ~ thr san N y
nershlp shall continue from tie dh.e OF me
signipe Of these articles until the l5t day 81
January, 1871. .,.o,,.. Az,
Made and seyerally signed 10y us ms oth day
Of January. 1-S7. as witness our hanlha anu s.al''
HENRY p TAN LOk, JR-, lSeal
BLAIR BOILING, sea-
THOMAS &. WILLIAMS lNoal-l
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF Mr. RICHARD II. DUKE will
take place from hts late residence, No. l2 soutn
First street. THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON
az 5 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

In the Greek elections ali ths mem
EeIs Of the Ministry were returned.
The Government viii have "a major ty
OF two thirds in the new Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

q HOW Ny SIDE ACHES,
H. 90 Aching side. AMI Back, Hip auc
y,ssSr-SSs-s.A Kidney Pains Rheumdi'. S-iptic.
81 ~ Neuralei'. sharp and shooting
R&H- Pains, relieved ia one minute by the
CUuCURA A.lI-PtN PLASTER CaIno'
iau Al drUggists - cents.
POTTER DRUG ANu CHEMICAL CO.,
IA 1O-WtwiNSu Boston.
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II entttl
olrakI
and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
VrF UFRFBY NOTIFY OUR

IA HEtLDI y y T V"
w friend. and the public gfn'ra'iy INA
,.,.f,,,. ,,.ti.ed ne en,ire busine-- api ;tsset-
Of he lat concern Of GODDiN y TAlLOk
from the administrator Of JoHN NJ Gob3iN'
decearod. and the surviving partner. Mr. HES
RY Z. TAYLOR. Jr., We shall continue 10 c4ri$
on tho came business a. The old place, No u
SCIiTU FOURTEENTH STREET. ElCh-
NONn. VA. who're We viii boz pleas 4 70 see
and setye them. All persons Indebted 70 tne
late firm viii settle with us. aud those having
claims aganst &c viii present them 10 US 'o'
i1 is ~ Al" TAYLOR & Boiling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
~. voorq OncnTre,sribrs n WIN NatISfactOry ne

oo lfcre GpJapy: opinion en l 6o1
ylI prescribe
'i"I'e origin and "H T' ~ " ~ ~ I Gdal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

Reading notices in reading-matter type D
lines or les, 81; in nonpareil loaded, 7Sc'
Card Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
piication.
All letters and kilograms must be addressed
TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

RICHNOND. VA. January -, 1851
We beg leave 20 announce 10 our friends and
she public generally that we have formed "A co.
Partnership for the purpose Of conducting the
REAL ESTATE bU SlNE>S I'm all IL branches.
We are prepared 10 rent ont property, collect
rents. sell real estate publicly and privately
negotiate loans on Richmond city real estate,
write deeds and take acknowledgements 70
came. We are also prepared 10 90 GENE
RAJ FlRE-INSC RANCE BUSINESS, having
the ggcncy for several Of the strongest compa-
MES now represented in Richmond.
Mr.. Louis RAWLINGS mas had an experience
# tWclye years I'm the real estate business win
Messrf Frank d. lill * Co., aud is thoroughly
oOuyersGnt with the business IN all It's branches.
Mr. CHARLES A. ROSE is practical book
keeper, and has had six years business train
ing. lie i. o ON of the late Charles \. Rose
ana grandson VI the late samuel j. Bu,her-
fCOrd, 10th ~ his city.
We respectfully ask OF our friends and the
putiic q share OF their patronage. AMI promise
Them cur personal attention To al business iu-
trusted to u. LOl II kANLlNN>'
ia lC-3t CHARLES 4. ROSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

Talwtion Oil, tho painrradicaior and
family medicine, Is only % eents bot.
Tic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
STATE OF ymorvrA, CITY o. EcHsoSD-To

WIT:
IR.H. Steger. n notary public M and iot slli
civ. in said state DO certify that Henry =. Iay-
lor. Jr.. Blair Boiling, and ihomes 4. Wiliiah'
whose names are signed 10 the wriilns aoWc'
bearing date CA the SIN day OF JHhutiy' -,
bavc acknowledged the same before Ine in my
.itv Aforesaid. And do further certify that
aid Henry T.. Taylor, IT,, and Blair bollng
tbis day made oatn before inc that no 's'l
TbomRs &. Williams has paid IN n'tnal cs'h
into she partnership described va SAL "'''i-
ME the ann al ton tEou-and dollas.
Given rndet my hand this s.h day a JahH-
AIRY. 1857. H. ~. - H,,Hu1
Notary hHpts'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

We have the January No. Of Prac-
tice, The Physicians Monthly Journal,
}. +. VIM, NJ. D., editor anl propric-
tor. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
MEETINGS..

OFFICE OF RICN0hD PERPETUAL BCILDING,'
LOAN, AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. 1850 MATN STREET
(UNuRE PLANTERS NATiOSAL BANR).
RIChMOND, Va, January ID, 1857.
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
< stockholders Of ibis company will be- held
on " EDNt DAY, January l9.h atj o'clock +.
NJ az The Office Of the company
WILLIAM LDNENSrElN,
fa1lT Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

CUTICURA slands at tIc head ~ ia class.
Especially f. this the case with The CUTieCEA
SOAR. Have hal an unusually good sale this
summer owing 70 the prevalence OF an aegra-
vaicd form Of Zen tiirotgn some To- '.litic, in
sine country. In which tIr tJIfcCKt REMEDIES
proved satisfactory.
WI. uAEDIGG, Druggist
TSIONTOWN. Ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
ur. ". 2. Jones. M,cou. Says:


wife pounds "e{-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
norcrmI ourc. OF Mood and shin DI.ea.e,.

a.kne
Nair whilst
lLkaI tisN is Witouta dDlt The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
A>UPEBB FIrsH-PRoDCCER AND
lHf,lf

GUMS PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER cure
an Blood ard SKIN nseascf, khouina' An. N'i'-
fLla OlI sores. s perfect spring Meiicihe.
n not I'm your market, 1t viii oe forwarded ON
l,rciut,f lricc small bottles 81; la-ge. sL,j
Fssay Ga Blood and skin Diseases mailri iIoo
MACON MEDICINE Company,
Mec0u, ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
DEAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
SEINE THREAD.

WE HAVE JUST RE ~ .Sttsy7es
w CEiyED a large supply u
SHINE THREAD of our owa dire, impcrta-
ton. Wo are prepared 20 sgpply dealers ana
fishermen et tho lowest pcsaiuie pi1eoA Also,
on hand Seine Tw,nes I.b'oa faNSing Ropes
Corks, Corkwooi, and Noting tor Gllt Mes ANA
Haul seiaes CttloFs solicited and sa'isle 'ti1n
guaranteed. I. LIciEftNSFlslS'Se Sons.
sele Importers 81 the snlerfa,ei Llon hraad
Seine Inn sai, eerHcr Seventeenth and fssss-
lin streets asn
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

Personal.

VHE DAUGHTERS OF Mr..
Il CHARLES LEON LErELLIRR. who died
In Richmond, Va, In 1851 or iSsa, are invited 10
send their address to the French Consul.
Charleston. s. G., and they viii receive cora
monhellen Of interest 20 them. "a ii-se'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
e. u ,t mn

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
REAL EATATE AGEgT8. So.

OFFICE or FRANK .. HILL & cod
REAL EsT.TE kGEyTs AND AUCTIONEE8s,
No. T. NORTH hLEyESfH STEEEE
OUR OLD FRIENDS AND TdF
~ PUBL IC are requested 90 understand rlai
we are still al, the same place 70 attend Cd any
business Ia our line. We maze specially oI
IeVpiAtiug l.ais, renting cut city prNuorty,
and selling real estate IN city and country 90
purtcn on privately Deeds and lta'os care
fully UrcIalcd. Advances male ON property
whom desired. AMI every attention pat % bust
,.-. l,.aceI VIII uS. Am cXpCriou'e of eigh-
teen yeaia i'm the business with the continual
confidence e friends should De- q sufficient
guarantee that an business iltrC-tod 10 u' Nll
he faithfully and promptly attended 20 ln tht
future "a i'm the past. Win an energetic ald
urcuft CORSET assistants always On uau! tJa
Tend to the wants If our customers, W. respect
fully ask tie continued patronage 81 our friends
and the public. tRANh d. mill & 90,
Real Estate Agents aud landowners.
IN fN-If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

GORGE p. STACY. 1908 AYD0
~ 1867 MAIN STREET Steam Elcya- y
tcrs.-tull iineOf CHAMBER and DINING NJ
SUITS. FARLOR FURNITURE male up
IN the mot artistic style. Give him trial
NH 2'eOd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
Forty Years a Sufferer from
CATARRH.
WONDERFUL TO RELATE.
Cnlnn's Pl0neeY Bleed h
A Nan OF SIxty.Eight winters.

PIONEERA
tihase rest yed "a
F. l,
MACON. CA. February
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ANGST RINBS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWLNTN-THlRD ,EAsON.

ROBSON AND CRANE,
aided by q competent dramatic company dnIer
the direction OF
NR. JOsEPH BROOKS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS,
JANUARY 18TH AID ezra,
and 90 HE
SATURDAY MATINEE
viii appear in their w0rld-famed creation Of
THE TWO DROMlOS
In their gorgeous production Of Shakspcar8's
COMEDY OF ERRORS,
exceeding IN splcndor, beauty, and artistic
worth any production ever placed On the Amcri-
eau or European Stage.
FRIDAY NIGHT, January 1lst, GOldsmiths
delightful comedy. sHE ; tOOFS TO conquer
MIR Robson as "1ony Lgmpkin" and Mr.. Craze
as " Hardcastle.n
SATU RDAN NIGHT. January ri an elabo-
rate production OF Shakespeare 81 kfkl WIVES
OF WINDSOR. M Craac ~ sir JOhn Fal-
s;afn and Mr. Robson "a " Master Abraham
slender"
PRICES: Orchestra aud Orchestra Cirrle-Ro-
served, f125: admission, q. Dress Cir,ic-R'-
served. 81: admission. 20. Family Circle, 81
Gallery, 10. BOZee. x and so
NEXT ATTRACTION, ANNIE PIXLEl.
Telephone iC1. ia ls-lp
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DESIGNATION y PARTNE@NnIr.

1EFSSES. VTRGlNIUS NEWTON
.pB and CHARLES g. WORrHAN, JE.. were
admitted 10 an interest la our blhihr'7 'tII-
any ISL. ,..,,c~,o,.r. .ro
10 13Gt ~ L.'t IN ~ -
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PER BOTTLE. ST; LARGE SIZE. SIS.
ESSAY OK BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES NAILED FREE.
wholesale by rourrs. rAuosS co., owsSs al

MACON MEDICINE COMPANY, Macon, g..
n-i icl ~ r. ROBERTS Mue co. @ Na'-l
,e Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

AL SECURITIES deals iu 20 on" New
STOCK Exchange bought AVID .nii l.l ri
mcni o. ON margin.
DEIOsITS hEt FIN III subject tra If.t q l.
Interest allowed ou balances
References: b. Ia Montague a sons
NOlk: Union Bridge company Nrs l'.. -..
buffalo. .aih.'"i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19
LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate to-day only two i'm
portant bills were introduced, one being
TO charter the Savings Deposit Bank of
North Carolina, and the other to secure
to the owners of real estate homestead
in fee simple. The bill prohibiting the
employment of children under fifteen
years of age in factories and workshops
was amended by making the age thir
teen, and was finally tabled. The bill
repeating the law in regard to county
boards of education was also tabled.
In tho House the following were the
only bills of general interest To allow
clerks Of the Superior Court to fill
vacancies on the boards of county com
missioners; TO put cOnvicts at work on
public roads; to forbid the penitentiary
authorities to use convicts in such man
ner as to compete with honest labor; to
tax dogs; to reduce the number of
grand jurors from eighteen to twelve;
TO provide a department in the peni-
tertiary for criminals insane; to pro-
hibit the holding of railway passes by
State officers and judges, and forbid
railways to issue passes to such persons.
A bill passed to simplify indictments in
cases of murder and homicide by leav-
ing ont all sIpcrfuous and cumbersome
phrases.
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once. sample copies free.
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LOUIS RAWLINGS. CHARLES .psE.
DAWLINGS ~ ROSE,
II REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AUC1IONEEES,
BROKERS. AND FIkE-lNSItANCEAG EN II,
40. Il NORTH TENTH STREET,
Snafers tulldng)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-19

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIVE NIGHTS AND FOUR MATINEES.
commencing
TUEsDAN NIGHT. JANUARY iSTn
Engagement Of
NINE. MELVILLE.
The most powerful emotional a,trrs5 nov on
the stage and her son.
AUGU STIN MELVILLE.
the nimilable Toy comedian. in Nine. Neuylllo's
NEST successful melO-drama In tsur
acts, entitled
TIE BOY TRAMP, or THE MANIAC MOTHER,
Ieplete with startling situations, intense eli
makes. rOarB OF laughter, end fine scenic Of
fccts Don't fail to sec the Great Pier -. North
river. the Maniac Cell the Vision. FRIDAY,
fHE CHILD-S1 EALEk. ig 10
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
KANSAS PLUMAGE.

An exchange says that in the vicinity of
Minneapolis the chinch bugs have devestat-
ed entire fields of corn, that they were
much worse in that locality than in any
other part of the state
The Kingman Morning News was en-
lsrged Sunday morning to seven column
folio, with Mr.. Haag as editor and Mr..
Hnll as manager, 1t is goodly sheet and
promises to have unbounded prosperity.
A company has been organized at Paola
with capital stock of $1,0O0O0 for the
purpose of piping gas from that town to
Kansas City. 1t is expected to have the
line completed and in operation within the
next twelve months.
During the storm Sunday morning the
Lyons county court house was struck by
lightning. The electricity descended a
lightning rod and branching off into tin
rood passed into and exploded gas meter.
The old delapidated building caught fire
and before the flames could be controlled,
had burned the tower down and greatly
damaged the interior of the building. The
Emporia fire company answered the alarm
promptly, but the fire had gained consider
able Roadway and was not extinguished
until it had done much damage, both to
the papers and documents in the county
clerks and sheriff's offices.
DR.. Won Ghlendorff, of Mecklenburg,
Germany, and the son of baron is resid-
ing at Alma ito give himself finishing
polish by observing American ways" Sc
says the Alma Enterprise
A CORE spondent in Manhattan wrote to
the Leonardville Monitor as follows: Nc
less than nine different gambling outfits
followed Barretts circus. and men who
knew they were here TO fleece the fools go,
taken in-many on sums from twenty &c
thirty dollars. After vainly trying to beat
those men at their own game, several OF
our own citizens and those residing al
distance went home to their respective fam
lilies who We're actually suffering for tn,
neces saries of life, with empty pockets ant
saddened hearts to begin again to earl
something 10 give the next scalawag tina
comes along. God pity the fools.
A Butler county statistician calculate
that the seventeen candidates now in ID,
field will cost the farmers of Butler 3.51,
| ,;,,,a 81 soao Z.
There is growing sentiment in kansa
, in favor Of reform school for girls. TIL
matter VIII doubtless be brought up In th
next legislature.
/ DR.. Khron of the Atehison Champio
deb vered an Grafton at Hiawaiha on th
4th.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
PIN FEATHERS.

h. Rider Haggard, author of '.She" Is "a
years old and does not look fatigued, as his
name suggests.
| When Blaine arrived in London he was
presented with beautiful American flag
by handsome American young lady.
One case of sunstroke occurred in De
troit Friday, while the temperature was
the hottest for years.
A company of New York street gamins
will be distributed at Valley Falls on the
22nd of this month, to the farmers of the
vicinity who will give them homes.
New York is making war on English
sparrows. In that state it is misdemean-
or or punishable by fine, to harbor OF
| feed one of these little birds
Ovid's tomb has been discovered at Ana
dolkoi near Kustendami. 1t appears from
the record on the stone that Ovid was ban
ished to the Island of Tonne by the emper-
or Augustus, in the year s, on account of
the excessive admiration that the emperor s
daughter had exhibited for his poetry and
himself. 1t is known that the poet piteous-
ly entreated the emperor, year after year,
for permission to return to Rome and he
died in exile.
The Standard Oil company have reduc-
ed the price of oil at Lima, Ohio, to 90
cents per barrel, and it is believed that il
will be cut down to 10 cents. This is
about as cheap as water could be pumped
into barrels. At this price, those who are
prepared for it will find oil cheaper than
water.
A cargo Of tea has arrived in London
from Japan via the Canadian Pacific route,
occupying only thirty days and .. sixteen
hours in transit
Vile Beaumont, an exiled French count,
is now earning an honest living in the office
of a Pittsburg architect, where he has the
reputation of possessing rare ability. This
is very flattering compliment to the ex-
count, as there is mostly deficiency of
professional ability among royalty.
Since 1S4S Irish Americans have had to
help their relatives in the old country to
the amount of $155, 900 ,000 This sum
represents this country's pecuniary interest
in the Irish question. -.
The island of Johanna, Comoro Islands,
has some very peculiar customs. The
natives are jet black, but neat and
clean. The girls after marriage are not
allowed on the streets at all, and may see
no one but their husbands.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
WeMust Have Money

The partnership between VIII
son and Fox will be dissolved as
soon as the stock can be sold
down to a certain point and this
we are anxious to effect as soon
as possible. We fully realize that
to reduce such a stock as ours
keen kuts" must be made, and
we are willing TO "kut" and "kut
deep" TO accomplish our object
We will use the knife literally
on spring and summer dry goods
and millinery. They must go Ia
the next sixty days. Two OF the
partners IN the concern are en-
gagged day and night in making
the changes In prices which this
gigantic necessitates. We prom
ise all who viii come In after
July 4th a perfect surprise party
IN looking into our new prices
This most gigantic sale offers
the Wichita people opportunities
TO buy from the best stock OF dry
goods and millinery In the state
at really great bargains Do not
delay, come at once.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
NOT AN OBJECT OF SYMPATHY.

The esteemed Wichita (kas.) EAGLE is still
very angry with the state authorities at 10
peka, but it has begun to cheer up and look
on the bright side of things. Sunday morn
ing it indicated to its readers several topics
for thankfulness the ''unparalled prosper
ity" of the city, three thousand new houses in
a single year, the erection of magnificent
institutions of learning" the end OF the
drouth, the sympathy of other Kansas cities
for Wichita under the indignity put upon
her by the Topeka ''mullet-heads,n and Mr..
Cleveland's hasty back down in the matter OF
those fags.-Hartford Conn., Courant.
There has been large amount of SYM
p athy wasted on Wichita in the last two
months by papers in different parts of the
country. Notice was given some two
months since that metropolitan police
co mmission had been appointed to take into
its hands the government of this city. 1t
was supposed in two or three days the
metropolitan police would appear upon our
streets. But to find men who would
accept such positions was no easy task.
Men who had helped to make this city did
not like to assume duties and
authority for. which position Mayor
Allen had been elected by more than
one thousand majority of the legal voters
of the city. In consequence of this fact
a police commission could not be organic
ed until the last few days. The commits
sion has not been able up to this time to
find responsible man who would accept
the office of city marshall at their hands.
The city of Wichita up to this time has
never been governed by Metropolitan po-
lice 1t has however been widely published
that Wichita was governed by Metropoli-
tan police, and in consequence our city
was raided by an army of roughs and
thieves which our regular police have
about succeeded in firing" from the
town. Quiet having been restored the
we suppose will now be put
on and claim the honor of doing great
things for this city.